The New York Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1857, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. =. SS WHOLE NO. 7617. MORNING EDITION—FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1857. PRICE TWO CENTS. ST aide obtain an him from The President—You must ‘ them wader the new police jaw, which by the cour! of | now teck to fasten upor ua odidue, " apd pn AFPAIRS OF THE METROPOLIS. | WARRANT POR i aa OF CRANE: | eee ere rns Le ete) eee ae im thie way. Bee ia ialrel was aeenon. Fopubiican ¢cicte, sash Lp the aeahettbemer at Atbaay., a BAPE nt ‘LIN. foroed to call apon the whole Metropol force and mil! | 1 know my rights. Does the Chair Vhat_ } oan’ These novices cannot rly be diaregarded by the | by which to govern and contro} this city. SORES AYTEMPY 70 SEIZE THD BOOKS, BTO., OF THE STREET to ald him. explain my vote? Comptrolier in settling with the members of the police who | Resolved, That the act to croato a Metrozalitan potioa, sha the Injunction Case COMMISSIONER'S OFFIOB. . Brady wished to make a su to the Court, PREMOER—The Alderman from the Fifteenth ward | have adhered to the old law. act 'o build a new City Hall, the act to improve the Cap- on and ask whether t chould aid ir. Conover in doiog the |. must vote or ask to be excured. By the provisions of the new law the members of the | tral Park, the act to create & Board of Pors Wardens, tho Against Mr. Conover, SUPREME GOURY—SFECLAL TERS. rey thing which ke is mow enjoined by Judge Roosovelt | Alderman Biunr—] appeal from the decision of the Metro pales ore bo paid by thelr oma en aot to aaegh a paw Toesea m m, and o:her similar Before Judge Peabody. m doing. x y moneys placed (wear menace, nee mercy 10 create an ar- DARA AAAS In the matter Of ‘he application of Danicl D. Conover io Judge Peabody repeated that be wold }o0m over the pa Fo a Par Tonet vote. Clerks, onl) the roll, and A oot that the Finance Devarteent shal ~e pt ly de b- -be Pd mide to fa ten ap- m 6 pers caret y sigaing th der at ten LEB Ah Bhuat. a} agurer any ry @ #trong democratic Weegee Denna ie | oo i i Se a | Maeno | Riga Rete tt yw w ms | Bl erin MT | PHS santa rarerre Commissioner’ - my vi effeck op the meni uy i 1D motion - ister coomegniee Brady appeared before Judge Peabody, at two o’clack yes- THE STREET OOMMISSIONER. PRATDANT—Yoo oust confine yourself stricily to | the 224 of May by tho Comptroller could not favo been peal! repeal! repeal! and pledge Cazesives te suse weer mins’ tae ’ ‘aod | CAPTAIN HENNETT ON WIS BRAT AGAIN—ANOTITER + then. ans pol eper ga aps had taken legal steps to = pongo the bade ald ant Aung —. Bite to Verdict of the Jury on the Victims of sa: BIPOTION FLANDED—MB. CONOVER NOT QUITE OP | 5 he mort ¢ znc'thatng. me imablenwmay 1 | Fre epviocs from this teat the disbanded police Reroe dng Ui tangy sccomnaen Oe me the Late Riots. ORDER AYTLIED YOR. TO THE SCRATCH—A GRAND ROW ON THB FRO | “ the Pranvant (stopping tbe Axderman vy beating can only be, paid wilh the aanent of ence beusd how. ved, That we tender to the Hon, Fernancs Wood, r ‘14th day of June, 1857, at the City Hall GRAMME. desh—The Aiderman must vote; be Ras pny he md igsioners, wh, by the existing jaw, ere entitied to have | the respected Mayor of this city, heartfelt thank» for MEnoncetennnnmnerans a hee complaint int wae made ie to the sald ‘The very curious proceedings new on foot tn the courts | mittee of expletaining bis Wolo, nd be ‘must Row yolo aye 8 Proportion hal tbo poltoe fund of 1867 paid over to the — tnd pein td ape nee Ube red he fee re. one Preme Commiss! or pay or tbe Chair wi} compe! oo le treasury for tl ‘use. a 18 upon ig) ol lew Vork. ‘Tho Kixth and Sixteonth Ward Bioters Convicted ‘dono- | '° a = reve cpap ve ied pe jerman Buowr——Mr. President—— In thie state of the case the Comptroller es He deserves, as he will receivo, the substantia grat ner ‘thet Joseph | Teac! point of anothe renewal jave municipal The Paesveny--The Clerk wil) cal) the name of the Jet, to draw bis warrant on the City T-casury for the | ‘ude of the neople. Long after these odious enactments She Aldermen Still Hold On to the elected to | strife at molitur manus. The counsel for My. Qonover ay | Alderman. sum of $100,(00, to be paid to ,the Siase Treasurer for the | bave been repealed bis exertions and sacrific:# ta the Police Property. caeary, | Died esterday forencon to Judge Peabody for the order | The Gem allermen Dinah acsed to call (a | Use Re ie NICMAS or tne debandet police | Hon in the breasiert'n thankful and, katatring’ Vester $B DLAAARATAR RA vaid January, and | ° bis decision of the previous day to compe) Mr. Deviim | poise.) The Oral will proceed to gal) the name of 88 | force who reeetved thetr appointments before the Commis: | History will not fait to immorialize the defender of the me mato aps tree to give up the books and papers. He applied also for a ys Fifteenth ward. fan yom be, rr age ord AA from Site ery rights of New a. ot ‘ i Comptretter’s Ter: Settlement wih Jane, | search warrant, as it wae alleged they had been re meved Chalr on je mel jairasan then read follo jetter from bie Old Police, vacancy !n . Police Ucnimirnioners, or tho dato of their disbandment by | Honor the Mayor:— ss . the oe ord Fn ere a 9 A rng prof n 2 oe ees, whee no diacharge hes iat he ue Dai ae ret thas in ail bo taopeations tor el rrr now ‘successor h R re; ir me io Mase Meeting in Defence of Muni- | "4°: documenta | Thy with ie orders ofthe Gury Py YOMOU | and moet now vole. | aren oay plese nt contempt hat te cmp, | eves ibe ang hi ening. eb into be come to Alaerman it F vole a rel aD} 18 pe! ce Ma under w ear w CMe ex, jure to cipal Rights. bas de. taneaee meme “ ——— er ney ie ‘6 ae Se shore ; ane Whe greatest exckentent tat nana dans oo colder that tN gga po ae notice as my excute; Renee, Fbave dogbin ts t documente from cons: mmation Street Com. cop! revesied in tue Board. Ww persons appoint propr’ yor de sas eavoe Ane prhees. re ho nabs Deviia hae with: ee in aaestrensendoammeatoe seven the uate ef sierman Owens was caiod De nse Pause Coutaissioners afer the ‘organization of the new theatre oo coctaline of thle character.” Under aoe G@PBECHES THE D P taid books, maps, papers ounen| wih made a speech explanatory vote; there was | Commiseion. mMAatAances ailord me pleasure to be there and ; saad : ‘he evid Gubover, and ank- | 3¢, Including the noted Captain Bennett, ware ia attend: | So uch noise in the Hoard Ibat ‘his remarks eoakd bot be | Tn carrying into effeat tbs preceding ruggeations, it is ob- | sey many things respecting tho lato unfortunate daar, i red wo show cause | 8200 Captain Bennett said he was again presenias a peace | heard. vious that the Comptrolier requir: the co-oporation of the | bences in the city and their direct and remote cansew, as PROPOSED DIVISION OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, he should not be compelied to pare ato gees amet Deputy Sherif, his warrest, | alderman Owxwe was heard. at length to say—if the | Mayor and of the new Police Commissioners. well aa ta appeal to the people to aroure thenvelves in DPI maps, papers and docaments to again renewed t> him b; Roa Bneondy the ing been | Chair decides that it was » motion ond to lay the re- arrangements for the payment of the men will ro- | support of our ancient chartered rights ai The Black Republicans Preparing for the 7 satistied by the the revocation of hie faucbority op pation ee port op the table, and not to punt, Ta vote “gy But | quire a number of deys, but will not be delayed beyond { tion of thore who have taken them away, !t now remains maps, pa- | Gocision ef the Court of A; os ee ike certainly the Prerident must be in some mistake, the time absolutely necessary, uvless protracted by causes | forthe os ge of New York to rtand out boldly in beat rain rei as before | Sizeet Commissioner's ffce wes, a ia the Setabie and bo printed he) “Mit PMnly '@ DAY om | over whieh thi Department pat oreo, Comp'rollo. | uid determined scin atte polis to burl ‘our yract maoe te an | Ra tty Se ietaenaetnrtceae | pode dire ths 'aay ia ee, | tures Uae Tah cn Ie, Miia we nauncon | een eee ner ene a oul not #0 com. t lerman is was 5 ev wi well not to sure will do 1d ihe place o appointed ho | MEVINE the peace of the county. Aa umber "vas | paper ital” is read before ‘thie Board must be prised, | REPEAL MAGS MEETING IN HAMILTON | iyeir duty in this contest; they bave always proved relio. SHE INJUNCTION CASE BEFORE JUDGE Devlin appeared before the said | Placed at Oot Of the ctreet Commissioner's office, | everyboiy knows tbat; so my motion was to bave It lay SQUARE. ble and will not be found wanting now. Very respectfully, been made of the service | Sné the Keen oy ed butiness iike Commissioner sat oolly | op ihe table snd be the special order of business for tO. | MOVEMENY TO DIVIDE THE STATE, AND SEOURE THE FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor. ROOSEVELT, aid procesded to | [ntinction of par ergy ce keep re anborry | morrow night. it have been absurd to bave | SOVEREIGNTY OF NEW YORK CiTY—rTHE Lats | TO THomas McSrxvon, Chairman. AROUMENT ON TEE YRSLIMINABY QuEeTION | [2 tuto ry was | fore him (Devliny Capain Bounstt siting b got moved to lay it op the table and priat it, when it would be | BLACK REPUBLIOAN LSGISLATURE DENOUNCED— | The CHAIRMAN moved that a committe be appoinied to Aey—FEB DRLMLON TO HR GIVEN MEET TUNE eee serve the peace, of course. bee a wa 7 SYREORES OF MAYOR WOOD, CONRAD swaoKua- | wail upon the Mayor ai his Boute, and request ‘him 10 si. occasion matiers were quite as prettily arran, MBB, HENRY W. MORANGE AND OTHEBS—ENTUUSI- ee TMD cOrR— srs, a Sip'ecretad ehetaa Geert We tat venta ans | scene freer srston, Cayale Sano ettaite sre | maatidt ea teamtaisnt hemi eeuaat.tte | aavic nwcarrion or vis MaYon—anwoucvions. | Achat a=" west brig hha be deat Me Mayor, Aldermen, de., of the Otty of New York, ce | papera and documents, ard it appearing to the waid Juatios Sane ier, Be meetenen- wep 2a ventionicn « Lol de printed and made the special order of business for to: | large and enthusiastic meoting of citizens of the uppor | "The motion was carried unanimously, and the Obsirman Daniel D. Corover.—The argument in this case was re- | that the said books, maps, papers and documents aro | tie‘Derrect equi hee master pM mg morrow evening, and I guers every other member #0 on- | wards was held in Hamilton square, Seventy-third street, inted as such committee Lieut. McCann and Willem sumed yesterday at 11 o’clocx A. M. trthheld, and wat We aad Deva ail omita and refoaes | Sond tverig! Several ‘report oad “auie tsar sfoco | “9rmood him whay | Dalit Tam ialtaen, Tam sorry it | Th oyetng in of the following call: : 4s ‘such committee, informing them thet they 3 to deliver up the same, itis hereby ordered, that the said | {Do” ootiro™ police ~ gay ; T have eaid anything wrong. I am sorry the difficulty 00- » i parscanes ring CAll:—- would find his carriage ready on the round, and they ARTUMERT €F WH. C ROTRS, COUNSEL FOR D. D. CONOVER, Coarles Devlin forthwith deliver to the said Conover, all | Senas of the White ee nethorities, ther moni cew mae | curree: ‘i . ocmaaasn Wann.—Rerrat, | Rerau.—Thoe eltizens | could use it. CONTINUED, books, papers and documente belon, or q PReswEnt— Chair wi explain: the motion > ae Mr. Cownap SwAcknaMseR was then introduced Prey isan aplaien to rv to eat | Pnog nib one Seo imo fine oy | Greneumitnt eae fapehwnl™ yori | ter tade he Bog amla Toda oom faar Gere Ged | areca te meso emi ey Sut bea suo (Mt thereof qx from receiving the necessary means for legally per- | Sheriti’of the city and County” of New York 19 cm of certain of the Metropolitan pu'ioe who waited ap oppor. jail o! their pose Gomantesioner d¢ facto from taking possession of his ofice, | Of New York, which bave come io, the banda of ihe sald | tnere was ne lite exci‘ement and antlcipa'ion on ihe part | fcr'0m, Hiewt the gentleman (Aid. MsSpedon) moved . ka he ¢l wo P tunity to retrieve late defeat in the Park. But Mr. poo ge ° “to " Merming the duties of his office. The principle of the law | the raid Deviin to the the ald clty sad Sounty, | Couover and his couaeel were not ble ts peomure the ce, | MY,i# on the table and, make it tho specie} order of ey eeverag cur sonnselon wih a ye Cg Ea privea them of the powers which they had fought for in fa that 50 injunction can be ted to reatwain an officer | terein to remain uni} he deliver to the % ‘business for to morrow ni; I took that last motion and voor tarough 76. They were told by that renegade Greeley and the oi paar wo | ims, books, maps, pepars aod documents or be other wee Doaler for his Dual eouou te dep ar Ok eres | Pat it, of course thero could be no debate upon tt o_ Sa ener BCe ieee as ee aaa enn | Courter and Knguirer that Mas or Wood had beeu subvert. Sacto from ving or holding anything pertaining discharged to law, And the rame being required | Conclude to leave Bie edicte bo diares 7h dee concn Alderman Bicxt—W bet the gentleman made his motion, ‘and in order that we may once more become | ing the police. But it waa not true. He Bad fappointed Rie cfice. Fraud is discovered wy the | by the said Conover, it is further ordered that a search fatbority of Judge Roorevelt’s oeieameas the ae T understood it distinctly, wae to lay the report on the pad eventos ‘The meeting will be addressed by | men of all @echarge of an officer; the books, papers, | warrant isrne to the ssid Sheriff commanding him to | \oy,amio, there must of te ing the 740 | table to be printed. I rose upon that as it was indispate- food, Mayor of the city ef New York; Be, can de withheld the new officer, that in the day timo the City Hall of the city of New Telia ad te ee ae Physical ae well aes | bly a debatable question. The chair put the question fn a 5 3 Seerrarnemer. Bn... Dr. Martie, tres never be savertained. I don't ‘know | York, the Ball of Records in the said city, the office of the eaten on ewer 10 the Taker oe ur. neviin | Stes: BUrry, and would not hear our s7peal from his de J- Rose, Hie... and severa) oiher eminent speakers. By whether bes anything to do with the determin. the said city, and the office of the Counsel of the adjourned yeat PE gh way, ‘— e cision. J Se Pn om is 8 very ares minority here, Davris J. Furxs, Secretary. “ @4 resistance in this case to the giving up of these books. of the hay ey ail Bd books, papers, attendance again ~ ge but so long as I have one ‘ef biood in my vetne 1 Atanearly heur the crowd to coll Goeend awe we ever grants an injunction | maps and documents, and to telze them and bring them | Sf Conover, mad an ee on =. can't sit bere and euffer an ) & Wrong like that to wd began ont, ond ae ry proceed: in tte own court. The granting ofthis de! the raid Juatice. Sm eakietticn of toe ianeten oe fA. ee he forced upen me. I did fee! I do feel that! waa | night came on numerous bonfires and torches were lighted, bene Mer ren Po Tg by to be gi otal ae er OE aN ee ello injunction Mr. Deviia abd nie friends. ‘wil pot only main. way | Gee cal eet co ae cat ws privilege is eae ee eer ce one. vial crowd, “is the defendant, and ths inane ‘on would stay the exsco. Ihe Poop of ihe Sake of Now York to she Sherif of De | Yonge" tee Sine Suey oe etter nee | deliverative body was refused me, wt | Mae ae comes fen of that decree. The #atote exprees'y declares that | Cuy and of New York'—Whereas, at th Ciy Bul | S008, Sha ctea'by the and cine emanting frome | Alderman Absm»—So far a minority is concerned, the | Upon motion, Alderman Thomas Mc3pedon wi ‘when sn ofcer's time has expired, or when be ia re- | of thecity of New York, on the 10th day of June, 1851, com. | Pages tected By the Dewple, and the senior of ibe two, | op,orition manage to occupy two thirde of the ume of | mousty oalled to the chair, moved, be must give up all the papers, books, &e , con- Pat oe mente 9 Oe peer me Juastions of Det lately appointed by the Governse. to al) y | this Board. understood the motion# was to On taking the chair, the President thanked the audi ested ‘with or tohis office, If be does not, | ibe Supreme Court of the State of Now York, by Daniel D. | DUS /slely w _ or to Dil a vacancy, | jay the report on the table to be printed, #0 a8 to allow wick ir . —- Bale golly of wml demoazor, Ponishable by fine and im- Qonover, sektng forth, among her things, thal Joseph S. eee get confirmation of ine poopie a the fhe members to look at the document and judge of it for | for the honor which they had conferred upon him. They pricpment. a even refuse to give a) one | Taylor, who was in November, y wo oe a emretres. were there to agitate 8 repeal obnoxi jurned Wap, he can be arrested, punished for misdemeator, er of the ‘ty of New York, toservo | ,,oBovet# Party exprees therogeives with » food deal | "There wae some more scattering debate on hia acd- |)" wease pleck sepetinee Levitiaare Cobeere Pea | tne entire mult ere e no power given by which the proceedings Uhre yeare from January, 1660, went into bis said office | Of veration, and y They tik of a y vepablions Lagislatere. ( ) The wildest excitement him ean be stayed. in January, and in office until the th day of | £0" me FO a ee ee eee Se The bil) suthorizing two dock masters for cach ward te | people of this rural district on the oulskiris of | stood upon a chair tom Court asked the counsel Af the scte of Mr. Conover, | June, 1867. when he died; that the said Conover was, om | MAY srant tc MET Ans mpd a7ss.be | be appointed by the Mayor, at = salary of $1,000 each, | the city were the first to open their mouths to | ral minutes before the of joy ot his £ facto Breet Commissioner, should he aflerwarde | the !2th of the sale daa and commis. | Sr or Mr. Devlin has said in open court that tas ‘atempe | “Sh pasecd after some debaie. protest against these awe. If they submitted | Was subsided. Cad Te tL be desided not to be the Sireet Commissioner, would ve | sicned to the vacancy in wail office ovcasiveed by to disregard the temporary inunctien would be Fs ‘The re of the committee \o whom was referred the Wo .6t decorous etilineas tho May or spoke as _ acts and his entries in the books legal entries? the death of the raid Eaplor, and hes duly qualified hia | foycipie resiatapoe. me by 0 preset Preventing a portion of the Broadway stages | Without murmuring they would be deprived of all their erenes maton Ween, . Noyes stated that the ae, and deeds cf oo, ane ia new Ro cuacaeer be Gneee eae tha} booke, By there indications itis clear thas the distingsished prv- rat coin at tas Legian Dez eect eee aero. pains (Cheers.) He had in the legislative Fellow citizens—I have responded to your cal.. Al- vet «f Conaptrcliet ot rg ye 4 | taaee Nei the sald office, baye come tothe banks ef | fever of mlidur manus, Caplain Bennelt, bar not quo petvact grente of priviieges once given, and eked Wee wna ates Seer ue aan as ae though laboring under some slight indiaposition from » g finished his services to’ thie joint venture of we Maer | 'y'sch iS he = , and though de- | cold, although with dovbte ae to the propriety of my ap- EER jes Gaeie wes eared bate | Geta Ge hae ertaeaGernctes renee | 4 ceed Dem ny ee si es | setae ere tse eecreael ans | Sct feng cares nae, eee an , MApe, ommmeser . P . who woul Span the cl and every ody ele ‘aner‘a lengtuy Hiuge: | Charles Devilp, and thay Woe sald Devlin ban wibheld THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN. e Complrolier's corsemunication in regard to the wta | against them. (Cheers.) He believed that every ward sou eithecsad as oe heen ahha bepadiwidlpwked ial t ane that the paid’ Ttnin inns be orasred to cases | FER STATION BOUBES IN STATU QUO—RETORT OF TEE —_ a jal ir ly eeancmmiad pts of ibe fitnen nu a, ay my TD ree ciaced his argament at some length, citing | cause sine ubdertignd why he abou 2 Decom- | POLICE COMMITTEE IN PAYOR OF GIVING THEM UP | | Alderman Bicwr—I move it be received and ite direc: | Sate, The will not submit to be controlled by | mendova cheers) And | eppenr eee eee eagle: ‘various Authorities to establish his claim that no injuaction | pelled to deliver the Docks, mags, nagere and doci- —GRFAT CONFUBION AND EXCITEMENT. ‘ions concurred with such men as been in the jast Legislature. (Cheers | my individual and persone! capacity—as Fernando Wood wacb as now applied for can be granted in this case. menle to the raid Conover; and whereas, ao yy The Board of Aldermen held their fourth meeting for | , Alderman McSrenon—1 move the further reading of {t | and tiger.) He thanked thets for the houor of selecting | —eno of our own fellow cttuese, one of yourselves, and ARGUMENT OF DANTE B. {CCKLES, COUNNEL POR THE OLAManm. { the oath of the said Gonover that the said MAP | thie month net night, Aldermen Clancy, President, in ine | pt! d with, and that it be laid on the table. bim as chairman, and hoped to be a'ways worthy of it. not aa Mayor Wood, the chief thagletraia’ of the ‘why ot Both fm this case claim to be the Strest Commis. | panera and dosuments wore withheld, the undersigned ? , The President recognized the from the Nise The following lis! of ofcers was then adopted :-— New York, And the few words twat! ‘tony to toner de ‘Thal ia nothing uncommon ameng contest- — ‘an order directing the said Devlin to show oacee | chair. wae wer Lisersee Be! _. | pent VICE PRESIDENTS. you are taid to you in yy personal and individual cape ants for an office, but what is Ramya gy fore the undersigned, on the 23d Soe al ne, After the preiim‘pary basiness was done ihe Commiieo ‘The Pawar The ded s y fre John A. Stemier, Anson Herrick, chy an one of Bove 0 ) Dot ae an official Brn ipenmbent of the office. is Pe eR Ee on Police made the following report, recommending that wma gentiemar frem the Nineieenth ward i er, Sresties. Seemey, ot foe corporation othe ciy. TWercloro ita say att ase s r J " aries H. Francis 5 with you io this great 4 (We other ie acid w be the vacant police station houses be given up to the Melro- wae Biust—] appes) from the decision of the Dapici Whisers, Terence Farley, pata ond uate cfomatmmne aimee Godena Sere St ome The Prasat, withost sitention to we ao me BE wy pL py Fe I by : y ‘REPORT nove. | veal from bis dex ieteen i ; “ ap yea! from tbe Court of Appeals, to that higher power 5 oF Peabody oun uo mace toes ° fi = the Metropolitan trhich was carried nt :. ~~) a =, —= 1 ~ V4 \Cour- a le Orexecutive Iam with mibe any jrice ofthe pce or police magutrte: r Aiae tee odtvenanien eek Pekar aelehees ond ecutlon ofand |p obediever to all laws, sotlenwih p00 ‘Sua Bie decision hy i ; ad the con us.0u ereng the members. anne bitterly coswured anon re wen Seg panned box ait awe oo deciared counsel maintained | adjourned 4 pressive, tyrranieas nant saeor: Bo vame fering te ‘bad wot oven the to | soit tant he bas waly Yhacemed to require, and bave carefully examined | Wo Tntiacnl ak coneldered that, wey bad been ovkre, bd (ns iruclon » of Ubia ire repavhe (Cheere.) Thank wend for witoessce ‘them to atiend, de. e said books, maps, the law relative thereto. ‘ot entitled an “ Act to en , fy a oe yo ported God, fellow citizens, you {u @ nation where the wad ont ee Game an Ge | oes 8 OL ee tebtah a Metropolitan police dieuict, sad 10 provide far Sa ea ae anes Almighty bas cr every man with equal poltical hs esars or the Soar, the seal 4 omite and refoses ol mh S awl ioe a Ee Alderman MMotrenom delivered Limselt of pe stall tte’ cane Gaiouios wir way yom te. ol peals const)tational. " 1 ce country r 0! jour re. Cousci} has ai any ime Papers and | Sheri of the city and B'inere‘ore our duty as chizens And tagistraten, to obey | (22! a peregren Yemen conn nie, ovens Se Prosentatives, tbat you bavo certain. inherect, oustve- Dooks in the Street Commiss oner — ——. e ‘ it, and to cause it to be ed. in regard w givicg to eae aieadin thi ieeb naeen anes Sarm 06 onal, pelenaiee gowmepntives whch no coart, which Sarre. Cnaen Seeadl « he}! oe? the al we Police Commvioners the uae of the station houses, | areag the chair? ; - 4 | bo leglalatnce, which bo olctum of «tyrant can wre trom jeclare where Comuissioner y there to remain telegraphic apparatus, , Jour committees most re | ~ 2 = Joa. cheers. Eimseit shall bares offices also books pertain: SEs ae mame un one oe ‘oly call the alention of the Board vo the duh and Seen tae scien i liad aie ia , | A Vorcn—Nor no King either. (Laughter. ) God be ie from his office; to law. And 16th sections of the Metropolitan Police iaw, wad aleo toe | out uf peer rat a of right | _ And let me say to you, fello« citizens, that ip ihie coun- 1 og ae 4 3 Se Seles ae | erase ne eee * | ordinance of 1844, article 4, rection 2, which'are herewith | 7, i Jee Site ecw_ Vee f Datover | 07, gomnny quanet ene beng, Oom mon these sand | riff of the city and cou! preeestod, and are as fo lows — rm Be Wants ot iin ot frum apy ioterf sence w on tho part of the people | “a Vous—Youare right. ‘Tis is & proper case Toner to isterfere | ther commanded to [ihe thirteenth and focrieelb ecetions of whe Mei~cpou. | .,Aigerman Burnt Well, ‘appeaied ‘rom une decielcn of | of any other county, city or town; among which privi- | Toat Lerc, under the electiveayetem, al repreven'at'ves, ‘Means of an injunction. Soppose there was a contest | the city of New York, tan Police bill were here quoted in the report, of Fy ie baad ony? ated phy} ~n§ leges and powers are self-government, and ibe of | whether they bo legislative or jadicial, mast sooner oF two persone of beak, | the offices of the Mayor Aver. 4, #¢0, 1 Te ehall be the dety of the Comotratier to | {R@ cbair refused io listen to the appeal and put it to ihe | each municipality to macage ta wn af | intor return w tbe poopie to give an account of thelr Seas Som Seeeed Temmove the money from | the said city, for the said boob: - | take 6 of all the real estate belonging t0 the corpo. = earnwe=T bos at te & faire in any manner inconsistent with the for vaults of the bank, would mot the Coart interiore to | ments, and to seize the ween bal’ proves all cuereememeeee tea. mp Aldermen Mosraron—Yos, frequently: that ie the way | fundamental law of the Stato, oF in \contraven- Sierees Oe anh woh would Dank iteolf? So | undersigned forthwith, ‘Your commitice wink that t would be usclose and « FS ere oh kanye _ the black republican and pri. it interfere here Conover from get | 40 law. ae waste of words to commont any furthor on the law, Tne | -“# : bm Lg of the booke reot Commis- | — In witnees whereof, 1 have horoto set my and 868) | Common Council baa expressed iwelf plainly on the aab " office while % facie | a4 the Ouy Hall of the city of Now York, thie ninth day of | ‘sot Inwyers have argued it; editors have commented BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. p ~~ fhy- ee) ee eae ee ee Cee eee | te ae Judgen of tho highest Courts ave decided ita | The Board met lat evening, Mr. Phillip, he Frew-dect, offioe, y Sesh ie Layor nt recognises | The People of the Stale of New York Wo the Sheriff of the | “tee public mnind bus beoo agitated, and it masters not | P*etdme te treet Comamiaaioncr . Deviia, The public in. | Oily and County of New York —Whereas, at the, City whether our rights bave been invaded and our prie! gb gar pega a serest requires filed, and by & person of the city of New York, on the ivth day of June, | igen frem us wo are told it ie in ¢ and must bow eth | MF. HUGH offered & petition of a large number of pro- Junho interest in bia Tegard Proveat ihe | Waces of tie Supreme Court Of the Mais of New York, | Humble submission to ihe er tae | Ow, Wezee ov cnen Som Snes Geeeaee® meme E b » | however, ur rights ‘The crumsel went show that thia | by Danie) D. C nover, settio will be aural ae “ale roommmment (het Cer veleas ee rites ean re b ply A for apd | that Joreph © Taylor, #bho was, ic Novembor, 1°55, elect Mr Keno wobmitted an ord cance tr reorganize ibe tha! one be granted cowed by pag he gd . | Fire Department, wh'ch was aro referred. Fare. ner 5 wc COUNMEL FOR THE PLADETITFS ‘aso bie onid oflon tm at pm pry” antler piped ena ome te be! & Hosa was bi ah ag he ; ‘The report of the Committee on Rosd: concurring with Sagat charac a for anaap' sae tweepass by } and commecioned Ww fii the avian te woubiup he Beuing ture of our bg TS LY pty ZX, to your feelings an American cftizeve or your a tortfaer where the injary could be etened for in Wy ie dente i py KV and parke, and to pre- fide a2 ataene of Few et 7) Obedience. 0 be aeneased by « jury. bimeelf, and ‘THR ME AND WRATIONN ORMRRYA TORY. our own lives and te he ctevery men eho holisan (00 long an 10 bed 2 But the rule is confined CF yp wach « case. | books, mays, ‘The Prewpunt read » communication from the Chairman Resolved, That the parsed at late ses- under nw, tad eo eng ns the courte have decided that 's Slee Co cemesy ot be wou any reason be inade- pe Sp toy ef the Commies of the Chamber ef Commerce, in which pmo ~ ety ord Se eee => at cpap aon tae ae tee be for example ® | the injury is continuous, and con. | books, mapr ot ee oles ee eee — 4 they Tal i he aropala Mile Gn = Gs bach b — sain = | Gale of repeated acts for which a number of suite might | Devlin, and id ‘or thie evening. He wanted an opportunity to read the Seard would Gus aietaeed: rae tere cise bi)), are pote in confitet with the clear intent and spirit gana regard it, and to obey it. Thiag# the only doo- haze te be brosghiy, cr the damages asecused by a jury | re‘ured to deliver them to tha sald Conover and neking Be dented wi on dae Ra. Coause iss camper of aae of the const tation, and are as unwise and oppremive aa which any American can ‘Wie the only couree aS rules ‘be inadequate fully to | that the said Devlin might be ordered to show | Teport carefully. ‘hethor ‘Metropolitan pi drones suusep Gaia to abw belne toe Conmnan they are uncalled for aad that any free American can We must here, where redreea |, OF the ack to be restrained is one of a | cause before the undertigned why he should not | Pollee Commissioners had any need of the station houses “ Resolved, That while we yield to none in reapect for | we ourselves make the law, and sleet represesiatives— ‘Dharacter te price what fe called “irreparable” | be compelled to deliver the said booke, maps, pa- aink ; a law, and in ready obedience to ite requirements, we will, | it is our duty to obty all laws, unlil repealed or decide’ lajery. And ‘word “Irreparable’’ does pot mean | pers and decsments to the sad Uooover, And While the Clerk was re na pe ep Ey of opinion the } unconstitational by the Courts. weet, injury a whereas, being the Conover Sete cw of our public servants, and will protest them | A Vous—Or by the ballot box. (Cheers. ad thet the ool aed tagainmt the name of Wm. G. | when necesmary, and will make our united appeal to the | Fellow citizens’ it would give, me great plearure to can Sennen coat ‘were withbela, the wi ranted an orcer directing faenens viemuen ay bailot box for @ redress of grievances and 9 restoration of tase Gave renee Bt Se outeded thet noming {com woe, ‘the aid Devin to ahow caage before the undersigned, om | Final oale, but considered |t unjust therefore he moved | RBORGAIEATION GY THR CROTON AqUENC our rights. my or docan add the ep uaiaem which have in the 29d day of said June, at the Chambers of the Justices | to lay Tcport om the table. j Mir. Booth moved to take from the tal Resolved, That all governmental power resides in and | renisting, by all legal and ‘means, these Sills. Your ‘Other iliustra ion: pt of Now York, ORRAT RXCITRMENT ANT CONTDION. | vasising the Croton A ct e emapatcs (rom the pe own inteltigence Si turcten you ever? which 1 eat of the peculiar why be sbovld not be thes compeliet, And whereas, Several memixre roe to peak on the mouon, bai the | Trorkaslsing ihe Croton Aqueduct Department ascording & Resolved, That the right and power to govern ie granted | can think of, and enable you to understand the judicial power Js to the thme and place #0 ap ‘the said Conover and the | Pamerpart, with « loud voles, declared there Oe 0 ee ed et’ atten ar le te ely amc we ine | DY, the ceople; that all offices, executive, Lagiiative or | this mubje:t. Tea oaly say, in cone that I retura, were suppose the said Devlin the ancersigued, act cae | debate, et eee te cont eet SE IRS | Judicial, are the gt of the people; that all persous filling | you my sincere thank for’ your many Whew mere calm to an oflice, proposes proof bavieg made oho eervice ‘of the said order, | Bere ascene of ter ible confarion and excitement oo- aera? auch offices ar* the servants and not the masters ef the Always my good fortine, whenever | came before court room, or of the a © inguire into the ir um. people’ and that we protest against the doctrine that our | the people, to have them give me s suppart, aad the clerk ofa court, though stances, which inquiry was continued before the under [ae rien. aloe © at tie teen more eapecially the mass of my adopted cons weasion of the former, and signeu from day to sat tats day; the matter having by our rulers; apd we do assert that im ail weasares bave always rendered mo energelio eappert he biter. been regularly thus adjourned, the said Devlin not ing Cur municipal and other civic rights and inter. ‘The Mayor retired ami: the most extravagant Jjemenrira- & These books were having made oath the! he bas wuly delivered to the said ent, the withes and the will of ali, and not the wishes or | tions of applause, aod, after several brief addrerses from for by them, Conover the raid books, maps, papers and documents, and the wll of # mere outside political majo: ity, are to be com- | other eminent tlemen, the meeting ad, }, and are {t appearing \o the undersigned thet the said books, maps sulted. done credit to cance of ‘menieiyal Woerty usd ws ‘much a the archives of the and documents ere stil! withbeld, ‘and that the said Resolved, That we will use oor utmost offerte, by all Patriotiem of the Nineteenth ward. are the Of the State. ‘in omits and refusoe to deliver up the rame, these fair and honorabie means, t fecure the nomitetion and z 8 dlaputed Prevevis are therefore to om mand you, the Sheriff of ine of men for Senators aad members of Amembly THE POLICE COMMISSION. ©f Secretary of State ahould threaten to take possession of Gay ead county of Rew York, snd pou are bereby com, i) urge and insist the repeal of the several “ a les te sl a ee one Re wn manded to take the body of the said Charles Devlin, and the 1 which we complain. The mob of applicanta ai White street yesterday wag ‘tmfunction would be presented? commit him to the jall of the city and co of ved, That while we carnestly Invite our fellow citi | oven still larger than on the previous dayr, Such ie the ‘4 What would be the rule of in a suit by the | York, there to remain until he shal! deliver sach boo! oth, Nf and | nuisance they occasion, that the inhebitante Im the aguina Conover for taking the books, if be mare, papers an’ do:oments, or be otherwise d shar ‘The Pamiw7—The gentleman from the Fighth ward — | i next. A pomber of routine papers from ibe Board of Aldermen were then rec ived CONNINIOANON FROM THe CITT = ae: from Inspector why the Sevenieente und fle says that (be reason they were not properly cleaned before thie js that \t impossible to procure veerels to freight the dirt away ‘ A Ly : water on them from their windows to keep their stoope and areas accessible. A disturbance created Ip thie man- ‘bef occurred yesterday. Recorder &mith and Comptroller were at the Oom- if Ff Hl : i { i . b 3 j 5 Alder mam Tr cer—| don’t andereiand the question. would be the valve of & contract, or receipt, | Mr. Field, cn behalf of the fplaintit, aid that he bad | The Pasccmer—The gentleman from the Sighih ward | ‘2 rol? we resolation of ioquiry. re. drawn the order carefully and no doubt that it was | must vote. the injury to the city would be constant and con. | correct. He bad been informed that fome of the books Alderman Trckar—i vote no. ony the Street Cora asioner's office bad been ee ee ee Same wee moro’! ant ’ bout ing ep @xorbitan! charge. We. ‘Dut com ists in the continuous deprivation of the this morning ang deposited ia some portion ™ »y we we of ty. To obtain redress for such an injery | of the City Fall. The Court, , Would see the ne Alderman Bicrt—1 rite to explain my vote. [think this ‘The resotuttons Wt, +4, ~ to von- rs be necessary every ‘ay, if not hour. ceeeiey for the weuing of these warrante and direct the | one of the most perfect outrages thal ever occurred In ® | .cnimiey oe py ry cnggentiog un and rate by the case ssh) which | Sheri! tc eeerch for the books and? papers. deliberative body. teeuee pA oy eek 4 shoald & @efendant claima to take under color of tile, Mr. Brady paid tha) he had no suggestions to make with The Parenest—The Alior@an from the Fifeonth ward | Ber fest at 4 New adoyted And tu) there was a contract bet oon two persons, | regard to the books and papers; if the one of the | most take bis eeat; be in out of order. faiaree ead pace, wane the Committee co Make, each to be captain of @ vesrol—the owner qomes | counsel on the other side were correct a!! the better for Cierx (cailing the rolt)—Aklerman Blunt ‘Tee Beard will meet thie eveut: ous na Wo enjoin either of them from taking the ship. Or suppove | Mr. Conover, but if they happened to be wrong all the bes- Alderman Bicyt—! cannot vote on this motion, besa7se . ing. opal comateliavion. war had been a partner of « lawyer coming to | ter for br. Devlin ‘te bat thie, however, to suggest, | I cannot exprom my views in regard to it and the way this —— Resolved, That our thanks are due to ali of our public ‘all the law papers oxt of the office of bis former part, whether the pentloman had a right to do acytting a! a'l iq | motion has been managed. Ae said before, it ie one of PAYMENT OF THE POLICE. tervanta who bave nobly stood up in the Inte le for UAT TRE COMPTROLLER GAYS ABOUT 1f—HI8 COM | the right, and that In Fernando Wood we recognize our odly with his hammer MUNICATION TO TAR PUSTIO. energetic and bold defender, and that we will on the table admite Derartamet op Pus urcr, Coxrrno. umn's Ores, give bim and them proof of our sincerity by our euffrages, Fifteenth ward must New Your, Jaly 9, 1867. fand #0 reward them for their fidelity. the ce referenoe to this order while there wae an injunction | the most outrageous proceed: injamotions preventing \t !n either | pending ageinat Mr. Conover. ‘The Precipent (beating the ‘Sane. Mr. said the Injunction, of course, aid not operate | to gain elience )—The qnestion to Lf Be the Court tha! an application had } upon the Court, ana for bis client he would wake the ree | of no debate, alderman from the tabie, and the Chair can’t allow it to be debated or ac: Liew Judge Peabod y—First, for an order for ay, vote f p—yrnd then proposed the following resolutions » Deviin Iver np the booms and of the Street . Brady suggested further, that Alderman Brvxt—1 can’t vote because the gentleman's ¥ were & ws *e ofce Me Conover; sece ad, fora ar } graniee there WAS 30 oe tog? immo motionwas to lay oa the table and be printed, and thabmo- Wheress, The ate black re onbplican ' Legislature cast = for their conduct, ae their services Fant to comm't Mr. Devlin to ja!! in case he retueod to do | the Corporation and take the book®. The: | Nom is debatable, amd this proceedure here le a mos: per neve cre wee SOs Oy oomane © te pees, | Kaaineks, of Se; third, fer a warrant to search in certain places for the | sot gel .n. | ‘ect outrage. rapine, oppreseion and partivam = suhjagation; and, ant lp A, hae received the ap. Booke and Belonging to the eireet Commissioner's | | Mr. Field tock it for granted the Sueritt wold got into | | The PRmner—A motion wae pi to the Chair to lay on ‘herent, thie, the commercial metropolis of the \’pioa, | Poletment of interpreter to the and criminal courte, | } to Mr. Conover. Me. | the room. If te Sheri thought himeoif unable t» do hie and the’ banner demouratic city of the world has boom | @Dd wae this morning sworn into office by Poliee Commie it i H 14 treat any atom, duty, perl they wou repet o- an Amendment cf it, ex: from a wath AbOlitive gentiments anc ite | toner Bowen deated inet until the case Detore Judge Kecweveh euros ad work ov can : ~ wpire poi hong stn sR and, whereas, the measores EMPLOYMENT OF THE ODD FORCE wes breach of the injunction. Jodge Peabody took the by that be woult Alcerman Buost—The motion wae to lay on the table ipoln: howe joined them, aa @ been forced upon us not only without our A number of the old fo.ce came before the Mayor a8 Mr. now advise bimeolf npom ibe air snd Shorty render bis | art print. well as the old for eo consent, but against our wishos, are repugnant to every | bi invitation, mainly ca ising. He offered them apron — decision, (f he should to settio the order direct The Preerraxt-The Alcernvan from the Fifteenth ward, S.nce the completion of ihove pay ment, the rem vals and | free and noble principle as well at to our \aalemmble and | Merts #e strect inepectore onder the Siraet Commissioner, Ing the property ‘ be given up, be woenld the war. | does he voto ayo or usp? new Have somewhat complicated the opera | ebartere! righta—Therefore, A gocd many of the ureful and dererving men of the old rants and the orter of arrest aguinat ovis, fa cas that Alderman Brost.T ish to explain my vote, tone of the Finance Department 'n regerd te the payment Resolved, that we utterly repodiate and denounce that | Mrce will be provided with employment in thie manner palma D. person refused (0 obey hie order. The Precpert— You moat rote very loud voles ) | of the present polioe force. party who, regardless of the common inheritance of free. | T the Municipal ‘tment can ba maintained rer] - ‘The Sheri ie the person to enforce enoh orders, Alderman Brut Did you di cab’! explain my Tho new ‘Commissioners have from ume to time | men which the prople of New York received (rom their | the efforts to oust him. As many as four or five bondre ‘Ovurt then, at 3,7, M., adjourned. and he, without docbt—uplese Lp the meansime tbe other ute? POD nowCe to the Comptroller of the persone dismiased § Reyolutionary avcestore, and bave pright teenmy, do [CONTINUED ON EIGHTH Pace}